Emily Ratajkowski, renowned model and actress, has hinted at a significant career shift. Following the success of her bestselling book ‘My Body,’ Ratajkowski revealed her aspirations to become a screenwriter and novelist. Her ambition marks a new chapter in her multifaceted career, which has already seen her excel in modeling, acting, and now, literature.
In a recent interview with Elle magazine, Ratajkowski discussed her future plans. “I would love to try my hand at screenwriting. To build out the media company that I founded around the podcast,” she shared. This media company, coupled with her interest in fiction, signals her desire to delve deeper into the creative arts and storytelling.
Ratajkowski’s debut book ‘My Body’ explores themes of feminism, sexuality, and the dynamics of modern male/female power. The personal nature of her essays has given her pause about future projects. “I definitely would like to write future books. To try my hand at fiction, even if it’s thinly veiled, simply because I feel like the way that I exposed myself in ‘My Body’, I don’t know that I would ever want to do that again,” she explained.
Aside from her literary ambitions, Ratajkowski remains a digital enthusiast, particularly with platforms like TikTok. Addressing concerns about TikTok’s privacy issues, she said, “Obviously there are privacy concerns, but I think that’s true with any social media app. As far as the discourse that happens on TikTok, it’s what Twitter wasn’t able to do but wanted to do.” Ratajkowski appreciates the platform’s ability to blend glamor with candid, off-the-cuff content, reflecting her multifaceted personality.
In a candid subscribers’ Q&A session, Ratajkowski touched on her personal preferences, revealing that intellectual engagement is one of her biggest turn-ons. She recounted a past relationship where her partner failed to finish reading her book, which led her to question his interest in her. “He got halfway, and he was like, ‘It’s really good.’ He kept saying he was a slow reader, but I was also like, ‘Huh, ok – are you just not that interested in me?'” she remarked.
Ratajkowski emphasized the importance of shared intellectual interests in her relationships. “I appreciate when men are asking me what I’m interested in, and want to listen to the music I like, and want to know what I’m into and thinking about and enjoying because a lot of I feel like what I am – your identity can really be reflected in your taste,” she said. This perspective underscores her belief in the significance of cultural and intellectual compatibility.
Throughout her career, Ratajkowski has seamlessly transitioned between various roles, from modeling and acting to writing and media production. Her appearances in films like ‘Gone Girl’ and her advocacy for women’s rights have solidified her as a multifaceted talent. Her literary success with ‘My Body’ has opened new doors, allowing her to explore her passion for writing further.
As she prepares to embark on this new journey, Ratajkowski’s fans eagerly anticipate her next moves in the literary and film worlds. Her story is one of continuous evolution, reflecting her relentless pursuit of creative fulfillment and intellectual engagement. With her sights set on screenwriting and fiction, Emily Ratajkowski is poised to redefine her career once again, demonstrating that her talents extend far beyond the runway.
